Jim McMahon, Ed “Too Tall” Jones, Wayne Garrett, Don Nottingham, Joe West, and many many more current and former sports celebrity participate in this annual charity golf tournament at the Raven & Baytowne golf course in the Sandestin Resort of Walton County, Florida. This program debuted on FoxSports Sun on January 29, 2021.
To provide your own donations to this year’s tournament charity, the Veterans Lodge, go to www.VeteransLodge.org .
Executive Producer: Charlie Haje
Producer: RJ Murdock
Associate Producer: Kelli Carter, Visit South Walton TDC
Host: Ted Corcoran
Camera Crew: Max Murdock, Matthew Mitchell, Ranon Jollie, RJ Murdock
Editor: RJ Murdock
Assistant Editor: Max Murdock
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Billy Bowlegs Torchlight Parade 2021
The 2021 Billy Bowlegs Torchlight Parade took place on May 3, 2021 on Eglin Parkway in Fort Walton Beach, Florida. Hosted by the FWB Chamber of Commerce and sponsored by Step One Automotive Group. 0:00 – Opening 2:19 – Police Department of City of Fort Walton Beach 3:51 – Mayor of the City of Fort Walton Beach 4:25 – City of Fort Walton Beach City Council 4:51 – Fire Department of City of Fort Walton Beach 5:40 – Northwest Florida Track Club 6:11 – Step One Automotive Group 6:45 – Fort Walton Beach Library 7:12 – Ft Walton Beach Women’s Club 8:05 – The Rescued Rescuers Dachshund & Friends 9:31 – Fort Walton Beach Buccaneers 10:37 – Hot Head Burritos 11:14 – Star Wars 501st Legion 12:52 – Emerald Coast Elite, Inc 13:59 – Distinguished Young Women of Okaloosa County, FL 14:40 – Rye-Land Lawncare LLC 15:13 – FRIOS Emerald Coast 15:31 – Step One Automotive Group 17:40 – Okaloosa Republicans 21:11 – Miss Okaloosa County 23:58 – T-Mobile 24:15 – A Touch of Class Homecookin’ & Events 24:34 – Krewe of MAGnificent Space Pirates 24:59 – JVC Broadcasting 25:38 – Second Breath Styles 26:16 – Mardi Gras Club of FWB 28:42 – Navarre Krewe of Jesters 29:14 – Dippin’ Dots 29:41- Step One Automotive Group 30:24 – Krewe of Karibbean 31:07 – Krewe of Bowlegs 32:31 – NPM LLC Home Improvements 33:48 – Delivery.com 34:43 – Emerald Coast Parrot Head Club 35:32 – Golds Gym Fort Walton Beach 36:03 – Xtreme H2O Sports 36:43 – Step One Automotive Group 37:04 – Krewe of Bowlegs 38:18 – Krewe of Airship Pirates 39:34 – Krewe De Yak 39:59 – St Paul Vulcans 40:33 – Krewe of Dominique Youx 42:33 – Krewe of Bowlegs 44:42 – Closing Produced by Emerald Coast TV -
Fort Walton Beach Christmas Parade 2019
The City of Fort Walton Beach, Florida 2019 Christmas Parade, “A Storybook Christmas” took place at 6 :30 p.m. on Monday, Dec. 2, 2019.
The route begins at First Street and proceeds north on Eglin Parkway to the old K-Mart parking lot. The parade includes approximately 100 entries ranging from non-profits and the military to area schools, bands, civic organizations and area businesses. Parade entries are divided into five categories and awards will be presented for the following: Best Marching, Best Youth Organization, Best Religious Organization, Best Service and Best Commercial. Santa will close the parade riding on the Fort Walton Beach fire truck. The parade is recorded and will be rebroadcast on Facebook, YouTube, Emerald Coast TV and Cox Channel 6 during the month of December.
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2019 All Sports Association Awards Banquet & Events
The All Sports Association is a Northwest Florida organization that recognizes and support athletes from the area… and whose primary mission is to provide a contribution of time to raise money for local youth-oriented non-profit organizations with an emphasis on sports programs. The annual awards banquet, the flagship of the organization’s fundraising activity, as well as other events leading up to it are used to recognize individuals who are contributing to their sports and their community.
To find out more about the All Sports Association, go to www.AllSportsAssociation.org
Emerald Coast TV was at all but one of these events (missing is coverage of the golf tournament)… and you can watch them below:
This 50th Annual All Sports Association Awards Banquet took place at the Emerald Coast Convention Center on Okaloosa Island in Fort Walton Beach, Florida on February 15, 2019.
The highlight event of the year for the All Sports Association, the Awards banquet identifies and honors the finest athletes from Northwest Florida. The recognized individuals not only excel in their sports, they also exemplify characteristics that extend the best in academics and community involvement.
00:12 Pre-Banquet: Press Event at Harborwalk & Silent Auction
04:28 Banquet Begins
06:17 National Anthem
07:43 Invocation – Reverend Jim Ross
10:39 Founders Tribute
13:18 Welcome – Don Anchors, Emcee
18:50 Live AuctionPresentation of All Sports Association Awards:
38:47 Scholastic Female
47:26 Scholastic Male
54:28 Collegiate Female
58:16 Collegiate Male
01:01:48 Amateur Award
01:07:05 Professional Award
01:13:29 Special Olympics Athlete
01:18:46 President’s Remarks – Lee Lewis
01:20:40 President’s Award
01:22:08 Check Presentations
01:27:41 Presentation of the Colonel Al Byrne Award
01:31:14 Danny Wuerffel presents Tim Tebow with All Sports jacket
01:32:45 Presentation of the Wuerffel Trophy
01:41:26 Past Speaker Highlights
01:43:21 Guest Speaker – Tim Tebow
This 2019 Buck Smith Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) Breakfast took place in the early morning of February 15, 2019 in the Raider Arena at Northwest Florida State College. Over 1700 students from Okaloosa & Walton county attended to meet the 2018 Wuerffel Trophy winner Drue Tranquill, watch Lydia Turner receive the Taylor Haugen Trophy, and listen to Tommy and Bobby Bowden talk about leading a faithful and meaningful life. The event ended with a presentation by the FCA Huddle prayer teams.
The All Sports Association 2019 Fish Fry took place on February 14, 2019 at the Northwest Florida Fairgrounds in Fort Walton Beach, FL. Notable local high school athlete were recognized as well as heard from two featured guest speakers, Olympian Mia Manganello and former University of Alabama and NFL San Francisco 49er football player, Glen Coffee.
The All Sports Association’s Hall of Fame and Past Presidents Luncheon took place on February 13, 2019 at the Emerald Coast Convention Center. This year’s Hall of Fame inductees included Dr Jolyn Taylor, a former Choctawhatchee high school student and tennis player who was a 2-time NCAA Div III Women’s Doubles Champion, 2-times NCAA Div III Women’s Singles Finalist, and 6-time All American. The other inductee was 6-times world boxing champion, Roy Jones, Jr, who was also named the “Fighter of the Decade” for the 1990s by the Boxing Writers Association of America.
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